As Black women we’re always looking for products that will help us with evening out our skin tone, give us that youthful glow or just something that will not irritate our skin and provide us with the basics for skin care. The shelves are full of such products and at times we need that special […] Read More
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Many black men have sensitive skin and this can make their grooming habits, such as shaving a painful experience. The problem can become even more of a challenge by commercially available products that can further irritate their sensitive skin. Rashes, itchiness and hair bumps are just a few of the challenges that can irritate their […] Read More
If you are looking for effective African American skin care products, you have to know what ingredients are good for your skin and what you should definitely avoid. There are products with substances that contribute to hyper-pigmentation or can dry out the skin. Of course, products that are good for your skin keep it moisturized, […] Read More
It’s that time again, when hubby and I disappeared to the beach. I can’t begin to tell you how many people I saw baking (you read it right, baking) in the midday sun and burning themselves to boot. As black people we’re still under the spell that we can’t burn or that we don’t need […] Read More
One of the most common questions I am asked is “When I’m searching for skin care products, how do I know what I am supposed to be looking for in the ingredients? What makes it just right for my African American skin?” Well, I’m here to help, so if this question has ever crossed your […] Read More
Here’s a quick tip… As we move from Summer into Fall not only will the seasons change, so will the condition of your beautiful black skin. You will have a tendency to sweat less as the temperatures cool down. What does this mean for your skin? No sweat can mean clogged pores and dehydration of […] Read More
Jasmine, known as Queen of the Night, was originally grown in China and India. The Moors brought her to Spain. At present, Italy, Morocco, Egypt, China, Japan and Turkey are the best producers of jasmine essential oil. Jasmine Oil is used in black skin care products to relieve eczema. Jasmine tones dry, greasy, irritated and […] Read More
OK, so you’ve been reduced to small size toiletries when traveling by plane, it’s still important to arrive looking fresh and alert. Pay attention to the three areas that you would focus on if you were at home: what you eat, exercise and your skin. As always, beauty begins from within. Skip the donuts as your […] Read More
You are what you eat ……… When it comes to the category of which foods best promote beautiful black skin, no other can match the fruit group. Alright, alright, so vegetables are right up there as well, but fruit is just so much tastier to eat. And, you don’t have to peel, cut, chop and […] Read More
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Essential Oils For Afro Textured Hair
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If you’re looking for a natural alternative to care for your Afro Texture hair, essential oils could be the key. Your kinky, curly, coiled hair is shaped differently and has a magnificent history. We want you to celebrate it!
Essential oils have been part of the stories and celebrations for centuries when it comes to your hair and its health.
Essential oils are a natural alternative for the care and maintenance of your hair. They’re lightweight and penetrate your hair and scalp well.
Many of them have been known to stimulate your scalp, increase circulation, nourish hair follicles, grow it and improve your overall hair health.
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Essential Oils For Afro Textured Hair-How To Nurture Replenish and Grow It Using Them
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-There’s information on the importance of Nutrition and Lifestyle Choices and how each affects your hair.
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